[daggy-u] - Fix copy and indentation

docs/dagster-university/pages/dagster-essentials/lesson-1/why-is-asset-centric-orchestration-good-for-data-engineering.md

@@ -6,11 +6,7 @@ lesson: '1'
 
 # Why is asset-centric orchestration good for data engineering?
 
-In a task-centric world, it can be difficult to tell how an asset is produced, whether it’s up-to-date, and how it relates to other assets. Decoupling tasks from assets is necessary not only to troubleshoot issues when they arise, but to come to a basic understanding of the workflow.
-
-On the other hand, an asset-centric workflow puts the focus on the data that’s produced rather than how it’s produced. This can make it easy to determine how a change could impact other assets and allow stakeholders to understand how their data is produced.
-
-Let’s go back to our cookie example and take a look at what different situations might look like for both a task-centric and asset-centric approach.
+To answer this question, let’s go back to our cookie example and take a look at what different situations might look like for both a task-centric and asset-centric approach.
 
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docs/dagster-university/pages/dagster-essentials/lesson-9/building-the-sensor.md

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ Now that cursors have been explained, let’s start writing the sensor.
    ```python
    from dagster import (
      RunRequest,
-   		SensorResult,
+   	 SensorResult,
      sensor
    )
 
@@ -132,10 +132,14 @@ Now that cursors have been explained, let’s start writing the sensor.
            ))
    ```
 
-   - Using `os.listdir` , iterate through the `data/requests` directory, look at every JSON file, and see if it’s been updated or looked at it before in `previous_state`
-   - If the file has been updated or a report hasn’t been run before, create a `RunRequest` for the file
-   - Construct a unique `run_key`, which includes the name of the file and when it was last modified
-   - Pass the `run_key` into the `RunRequest`'s configuration using the `run_config` argument. By using the `adhoc_request` key, you specify that the `adhoc_request` asset should use the config provided.
+   **Note**: When pasting this into the sensor, verify that the indentation is correct or you'll encounter a Python error.
+
+   This example:
+
+   - Uses `os.listdir`  to iterate through the `data/requests` directory, looking at every JSON file, and seeing if it’s been updated or looked at it before in `previous_state`
+   - Creates a `RunRequest` for the file if it's been updated or a report hasn’t been run before
+   - Constructs a unique `run_key`, which includes the name of the file and when it was last modified
+   - Passes the `run_key` into the `RunRequest`'s configuration using the `run_config` argument. By using the `adhoc_request` key, you specify that the `adhoc_request` asset should use the config provided.
 
 9. Sensors expect a `SensorResult` returned, which contains all the information for the sensor, such as which runs to trigger and what the new cursor is. Append the following to the end of the sensor function: